JP3233572U - clothes - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide clothes which are easily put on and taken off even in a lying posture and have high decorativeness. SOLUTION: A T-shirt 10 which is an example of clothes has a front view 11, a rear view 12, and both sleeves 14L and 14R. Each of the front body 11 and the rear view 12 has a collar portion 11a and a collar portion 12a, respectively. The T-shirt 10 is formed with a separation portion 20 that extends from the collar portion 12a to the hem portion on one side of the lateral direction B through the rear view 12 behind the sleeve 14R and traverses the T-shirt 10. NS. In the separating portion 20, the front body 11 and the rear view 12 overlap each other via the connecting members 25 and 26, and the separation and the connection can be repeated. [Selection diagram] Fig. 5

Description

The present invention relates to clothes, and more particularly to clothes that can be easily put on and taken off even when a person who intends to wear the clothes is lying down and can exhibit a high decorative effect.

Clothes designed to facilitate the wearing of clothes even when the subject to be worn is lying down are known.

For example, the nursing care jacket and the nursing care dress described in Patent Document 1 are placed on a bed or a futon in a pre-opened state, and a person requiring long-term care is placed on the dress in a supine position to be worn. Therefore, it is possible to open and close between the long sleeves and the lower end of the front body in the opening and closing line extending from the cuffs of the long sleeves to the lower end of the front body. In addition, the central part of the front body is formed so that it can be opened and closed from the cuffs to the lower end.

In the nursing care garment described in Patent Document 2, the front body and the back body having contrasting shapes are made separately, and the front body and the back body are on the shoulders and the left and right side edges, respectively. It has a connecting means. A person wearing this garment can replace only the front body or only the back body by disconnecting the connecting means even if he / she is in a lying position.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2020-7664 JP-A-2007-154325

The nursing care dresses and nursing care clothes described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 are so-called practical ones, and are suitable for those who want to wear clothes and dress even while lying down. Is hard to say. Therefore, in this invention, it is an object to provide clothes having a high decorative effect that can be easily put on and taken off even in a lying posture and can be dressed up.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the object of the present invention is to have a front-rear direction, a lateral direction, and a vertical direction orthogonal to each other, and a front body, a rear view, and a pair of sleeves are formed, and the front view is formed. And the rear view are clothes having a collar.
The features of the present invention in such clothing are as follows. That is, the garment is in a state in which separation and connection can be repeated by overlapping the front body and the rear view through a connecting member at a separation portion extending longitudinally across the garment on one side in the lateral direction. It is in. The separation begins at the collar at the back view, passes through the back view behind the base of the sleeve, and then descends the side of the garment located below the base of the sleeve. It reaches the hem of the garment. In the separated portion, the front and rear parts are overlapped with each other via the connecting member so that the rear part is on the inside and the front part is on the outside.

In one of the embodiments of the present invention, the garment is a shirt with both sleeves including a T-shirt, and the separating portion is the rear view of the collar portion forming the neck hole of the shirt. Starting at the portion located at, the rear view descends behind the base of one of the sleeves, and below the base, descends through the armpits, and the hem of the T-shirt. Has reached.

In another embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of buttons are arranged at intervals in the vertical direction on the front body of the T-shirt.

In yet another one of the embodiments of the present invention, the garment is a kimono, and the front body is inseparable with either the left front body or the right front body on the inside and the other on the outside. They are integrated in a superposed state, the sleeves are formed with skirts, the separation part starts at the collar at the back of the eye, and passes behind the sleeves where the skirts are formed, and the kimono After extending to the Mihachiguchi, it descends from the lower end of the Mihachiguchi and reaches the hem of the kimono, and the front body and the rear part overlap at the separation portion via the connecting member. ..

In still another embodiment of the present invention, the kimono is formed so that a band-shaped member can be worn, and the band-shaped member is a required portion of the front body in a state of being worn and bulging forward. A substantially U-shaped arc that can be fitted from the front of the front body to cover the required portion and extends in the lateral direction, and is located at both ends of the U-shape for fixing. It has two members, and the second fixing member is detachably engaged with the first fixing member located on both sides of the kimono in the lateral direction.

In still another embodiment of the present invention, in the kimono in the worn state, the strip-shaped member is in a state of intersecting the separating portion in the waist circumference direction of the kimono, and the second fixing member is the said. It is detachably engaged with the first fixing member.

In still another embodiment of the present invention, the kimono is attached to the decorative member in a non-removable state with a hakama-like decorative member that partially covers the front body and the rear view. Also, the separation portion is formed.

In the garment according to the present invention, the front body and the back body are integrated on one side of both sides of the garment, and on the other side of both sides, the garment passes through the rear part behind the base of the sleeve. Since it is possible to repeat separation and connection at the separation part that extends so as to traverse the clothes, for example, even if the person trying to wear the clothes is lying on his back and sleeping, the caregiver's help can be used. You can put your hands on both sleeves. After that, if the person who wants to wear the clothes takes a lying posture, the best time to see the clothes can be spread on the back. Then, when the person lies on his back again, the other side of the clothes can be pulled out from the back side, and the body can be covered with the front body and the back view. If the front body and the back view are connected at the separation part, the wearing of clothes can be easily completed.

Further, in this garment, a separation portion extending from the upper part to the lower part is formed so as to reach the hem which is the lower end of the garment through the rear part and the side part. These two parts overlap so that the rollers are on the outside. In the garment of the present invention in such a state, when the garment is viewed from the front of the front body, the presence of the separation part is completely invisible or inconspicuous, and it is special to those who see it. It does not give the impression that it is a garment with a unique structure. Therefore, the garment according to the present invention, in combination with the structural features, can exert a high decorative effect inherent to the garment on the wearer.

The drawings show specific embodiments of the present invention according to the present disclosure, including not only essential configurations of the invention, but also selective and preferred embodiments.
A front view of a T-shirt, which is an example of clothing. Rear view of the T-shirt. The figure which shows the cut surface of line III-III of FIG. The figure which shows the IV-IV line cutting surface of FIG. Front view of the T-shirt when a part of the front body is inverted. A front view of a kimono, which is an example of clothing. Rear view of kimono. The same figure as in FIG. 6 of the kimono from which the band member is removed. The same figure as in FIG. 7 of the kimono from which the band member is removed. The schematic view of the X-ray cross section of FIG. The schematic view of the XI-XI line cross section of FIG. (A) is a front view of the band member, and (b) is a view showing a cut surface along the line XII (b) -XII (b) in (a). A front view of a kimono having a mode different from that of FIG.

The details of the garment according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 and 2 are a front view and a rear view of a T-shirt 10 which is an example of clothing according to the present invention. The T-shirt 10 has a front-rear direction A, a lateral direction B, and a vertical direction C that are orthogonal to each other. The T-shirt 10 also has a front body 11, a rear view 12, and a pair of left and right sleeves 14L, 14R extending in the lateral direction B. In FIGS. They are in a state of overlapping each other. Further, the neck hole 15 is formed by the collar portions 11a and 12a of the front body 11 and the rear view 12. Further, the integrated front body 11 and the rear view 12 have a waist circumference direction P. A chest button 16 is attached to the front body 11, and a part of the front body 11 can be opened and closed by using the chest button 16. However, the chest button 16 may be a simple decorative button. In the T-shirt 10, as shown in FIG. 2, the collar portion 12a passes near the base of the right sleeve 14R, reaches the lower part of the right sleeve 14R, and then descends the right side portion 17 of the T-shirt 10. A separating portion 20 extending to the hem 18 is formed. The separation portion 20 includes a first separation portion 20a which is in the rear view 12 and extends from the collar portion 12a to the side portion 17, and a second separation portion 20b which descends from the side portion 17 and extends to the hem 18. ing.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing the cut surface of line III-III in FIG. 2, and shows the cross-sectional structure of the first separation portion 20a of the separation portions 20. In the first separation portion 20a, the rear view portion 12 including the collar portion 12a is in a state of being bisected in the lateral direction B, and has an inner surface portion 21a and an outer surface portion 21b that overlap each other. The inner surface portion 21a and the outer surface portion 21b are formed so that the separation and the connection can be repeated by the action of the first connecting member 25 interposed between the inner surface portion 21a and the outer surface portion 21b. The first connecting member 25 includes, for example, a pair of male and female hooks, buttons, mechanical fasteners, and the like. In the illustrated example, the female button 25a is attached to the inner surface portion 21a, and the male button 25b is attached to the outer surface portion 21b. Has been done. In FIG. 2, the first connecting member 25 is shown by a virtual line.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing the IV-IV line cut surface in FIG. 2, and shows the cross-sectional structure of the second separation portion 20b of the separation portions 20. In the second separation portion 20b, the rear view portion 12 is the inner surface portion 22a, and the front body portion 11 is the outer surface portion 22b. However, the folded-back portion 12b in the lateral direction B is formed in the rear view portion 12, and the folded-back portion 12b becomes the inner surface portion 22a and overlaps with the front body 11 which is the outer surface portion 22b. The inner surface portion 22a and the outer surface portion 22b can be separated and connected repeatedly by the action of the second connecting member 26 interposed between the two portions 22a and 22b. An example of the second connecting member 26 is a mechanical fastener, a hook, a button, etc., which are composed of a pair of male and female members. In the illustrated example, the female member 26a of the mechanical fastener is used for the inner surface portion 22a, and the male member 26b of the mechanical fastener known as a magic tape (registered trademark) is used for the outer surface portion 22b. .. Since the second separation portion 20b is a portion extending in a straight line, a mechanical fastener having an appropriate length in the vertical direction C can be used to facilitate the opening / closing operation of the second separation portion 20b. can. If necessary, a series of long objects can be used in the vertical direction C, or short objects can be used side by side in a row. The front body 11 shown by a virtual line in FIG. 4 and the outer surface portion 22b which is a part thereof show a state when the second connecting member 26 is open.

In FIG. 5, regarding the T-shirt 10 in FIG. 1, the rear view 12 is placed on a flat surface (not shown) such as a bed, and the T-shirt 10 is connected via the first and second connecting members 25 and 26 at the separating portion 20. The inner surface portions 21a and 22a and the outer surface portions 21b and 22b are separated from each other by the first and second connecting members 25 and 26, and the inner surface 28 of the rear view 12 and the inner surface 27 of the front view 11 are separated. The state when a part of the front body 11 is inverted along the illustrated folding curve F is shown so that most of the front body 11 is exposed. In the figure, in the rear view 12, the female button 25a in the first separation portion 20a of the separation portion 20 is shown by a virtual line, and after forming the second separation portion 20b of the separation portion 20. The female member 26a of the mechanical fastener is shown by a solid line at the folded-back portion 12b of the best time to see 12. In a part of the rear view portion 12 which is inverted in the lateral direction B together with the front body 11, the male button 25b in the first separation portion 20a is shown by a virtual line. Further, on the inner surface 27 of the front body 11, the male member 26b of the mechanical fastener in the second separation portion 20b is shown by a solid line.

In the T-shirt 10 that can invert the front body 11 as shown in the figure, if the person who intends to wear it is lying down, with the help of a caregiver, for example, the following procedure Can be worn at. That is, the T-shirt 10 is spread out as shown in FIG. 5, and the left arm and the right arm of the person lying on his back are passed through the sleeves 14L and 14R, respectively. Next, the person who intends to wear the T-shirt takes a lying posture with the right arm on the lower side, and the caregiver puts the back view 12 of the T-shirt 10 on the back. Then, while the person who intends to wear it takes the posture of lying on his back again, the caregiver pulls it to the right side of the person who intends to wear the best time to wear 12 after turning it on his back, and the first separation part 20a and the second The separation unit 20b is connected. By doing so, the T-shirt 10 can be worn.

The T-shirt 10 can also be worn by a person lying down by doing the following: That is, in the T-shirt 10 in a state of being spread out on a bed (not shown) as shown in FIG. 5, a person who intends to wear the T-shirt first first passes his left arm through the left sleeve 14L in a lateral decubitus posture. Next, the posture is changed to the supine position while the back is placed on the back view 12, and the right arm is passed through the right sleeve 14R while returning the state of the front body 11 in FIG. 5 to the state of FIG. After that, the male and female members 26a and 26b of the mechanical fastener in the second separation portion 20b are engaged so that the separation portion 20 is closed. Subsequently, the upper body is slightly rolled so that the wearer's left arm is on the lower side, and the male and female buttons 25a and 25b on the first separation portion 20a of the separation portion 20 are closed. By doing so, the wearing of the T-shirt 10 is completed.

In the T-shirt 10, the front body 11 and the rear view 12 open and close at the separation portion 20, and the first separation portion 20a of the separation portion 20 is the back of the wearer who is lying down. It is on the side and cannot be seen from the front of the wearer, that is, the ventral side. Further, the second separation portion 20b of the separation portion 20 is located on the side portion of the T-shirt 10, for example, the right side portion 17 as shown in the illustrated example, and is not only invisible or inconspicuous from the front of the wearer. In the right side portion 17, the front body 11 is on the outside and the rear view 12 is on the inside, so that the T-shirt 10 can be seen from the side. It is possible to give the viewer a good impression peculiar to the T-shirt 10 without spoiling the excellent appearance of the T-shirt.

An example of clothing according to the present invention is Japanese clothing. FIGS. 6 and 7 are a front view and a rear view of the kimono 110, which is the Japanese clothes. Although the kimono 110 is shown for women, it may be for men. The kimono 110 has a girth direction P in addition to having a front-rear direction A, a lateral direction B, and a vertical direction C orthogonal to each other. In FIGS. 6 and 7, the head 2 and the foot 3 of the wearer 1 are shown by virtual lines. The kimono 110 also has a front body 111 including a left front body 111L and a right front body 111R, and a rear view 112, and a left sleeve 114L is attached to the left front body 111L and the back view 112, and the right front body 111R and the rear view are attached. A right sleeve 114R is attached to 112. Further, the front body 111 has a front collar portion 111a including a half collar 111b, and the rear view 112 has a rear collar portion 112a connected to the front collar portion 111a. On the left sleeve 114L, the 袂 113L hangs down, and on the right sleeve 114R, the 袂 113R hangs down. In the left front body 111L, a body eight mouth 132L is formed below the base of the left sleeve 114L, and in the right front body 111R, a body eight mouth 132R is formed below the base of the right sleeve 114R. In FIG. 6, a band-shaped member 131 including a band-lifting 131a and a band-fastening 131b is attached to the front body 111. On the other hand, in FIG. 7, only both end portions 131e of the strip-shaped member 131 are visible. As described above, the strip-shaped member 131 extends in the waist direction P, but the front body 111 extends across the front body 111 in the lateral direction B, and the rear view 112 does not cross the rear view 112. Only the end portions 131e of the strip-shaped member 131 are present on both side portions of the rear view 112. The dimensions of the end 131e visible at the rear view 112 in the lateral direction B, in other words, in the girth direction P, are not limited to the illustrated examples and can be shortened.

8 and 9 are a front view and a rear view of the kimono 110 when the strip-shaped member 131 is removed. In FIG. 8, a part of the collar portion 111a hidden by the band-shaped member 131 is visible in the front body 111. In FIG. 9, a plurality of female buttons 132a, which is an example of the first fixing member in the present invention for fixing each of both end portions 131e of the strip-shaped member 131 to both side portions of the rear view 112, are vertically oriented. They are lined up to form a line that extends to C. The row of female buttons 132a is attached to and detached from the male button 132b described later in the band member 131, and its position can be appropriately changed so as to correspond to the dimension of the band member 121 in the lateral direction B. In FIG. 9, the separating portion 120 used when wearing the kimono 110 is also visible. That is, in the rear view 112 of FIG. 9, the first separation portion 120a extending from the rear collar portion 112a to the base of the sleeve 114R, in other words, from the rear collar portion 112a to the top of the body eight mouth 132R, is the separation portion 120. Shown as part. The separation portion 120 also includes a second separation portion 120b extending to the hem 118 of the kimono 110 through the right side portion 117R of the kimono 110 located below the body eight mouth 132R. The second separation portion 120b is connected to the first separation portion 120a via the body eight mouth 132R.

FIG. 10 is a view taken along the line XX in FIG. 9, showing the internal structure of the first separation portion 120a of the separation portions 120. However, in FIG. 10, the illustration of various fabrics used for the kimono 110 is omitted. Also, the illustration of the wearer 1 is omitted. The first separation portion 120a is a portion that separates a part of the rear view 112 so as to divide it into two parts, and is a kimono on the first inner surface portion 121a and the first inner surface portion 121a located on the skin side of the wearer 1. It has a first outer surface portion 121b that overlaps from the outside of 110. The first inner surface portion 121a and the first outer surface portion 121b are formed so that the separation and the connection can be repeated by the action of the first connecting member 125 interposed between the first inner surface portion 121a and the first outer surface portion 121b. In the illustrated example, a female button 125a is attached to the first inner surface portion 121a, and a male button 125b is attached to the first outer surface portion 121b.

FIG. 11 is a view taken along the line XI-XI in FIG. 8 and shows the internal structure of the second separation portion 120b of the separation portions 120. In the second separation portion 120b, the rear view portion 112 is overlapped with the inner surface portion 122a, and the right front body 111R of the front body 111 is overlapped with the outer surface portion 122b. However, the folded-back portion 112b in the lateral direction B is formed in the rear view 112, and the folded-back portion 112b becomes the inner surface portion 122a and overlaps with the right front body 111R which is the outer surface portion 122b, so that the second separation portion 120b is formed. Is forming. The inner surface portion 122a and the outer surface portion 122b can be separated and connected repeatedly by the action of the second connecting member 126 interposed between them. In the illustrated example, as the second connecting member 126, a female member 126a of a mechanical fastener known as a magic tape (registered trademark) or the like is used for the inner surface portion 122a, and the female member 126a of the mechanical fastener is used for the outer surface portion 122b. , The male member 126b of the mechanical fastener is used. Since the second separation portion 120b is a portion extending linearly in the vertical direction C, it is preferable to use a pair or a plurality of pairs of male and female mechanical fasteners having an appropriate length in the vertical direction C.

The kimono 110 formed in this way is integrated so that the left front body 111L and the right front body 111R are not separated from each other. The kimono 110 is a kimono-like or kimono-like garment because the 112 and the separation portion 120 can be repeatedly separated and connected, and the structure and attachment / detachment method are completely different from those of a normal kimono. It can also be called. Since the structure of such a kimono 110 is basically the same as that of the T-shirt 10 illustrated in FIG. 1, even if the person who intends to wear the kimono 110 is lying down, the T-shirt 10 It can be easily attached and detached by the same procedure as in the case. Not only that, the structure of the kimono 110 when worn does not appear on the outside in either the front view or the side view, and has an appearance peculiar to the kimono which is Japanese clothes, and the kimono 110 and the kimono 110 The wearer 1 can give the viewer an aesthetic impression peculiar to the kimono 110.

12 (a) and 12 (b) are views showing a plan view of the strip-shaped member 131 and a cut surface along the line XII (b) -XII (b) of the plan view. The band-shaped member 131 has a substantially rectangular shape in a plan view, and decorative members such as band-lifting 131a and band-fastening 131b are appropriately attached. As shown in FIG. 12B, the strip-shaped member 131 has a rigid and elastically deformable core material 140 between the outer material 131c and the lining 131d. The core material 140 draws an arc so as to be convex toward the front in the front-rear direction A. The band-shaped member 131 forming an arc following the core material 140 includes a plurality of male buttons 132b protruding so as to face each other in the lateral direction B on the side of the lining 131d. The male button 132b is the second fixing member in the present invention. Such a strip-shaped member 131 is shown by an arrow Y (see FIG. 12 (b)) by being made of a plastic plate having a thickness of 0.5 to 2 mm, which is elastically deformable and rigid as a core material 140. It is in a state of being elastically deformable so that the dimension in the direction, that is, in the lateral direction B becomes large, in other words, the arc becomes large. On the other hand, a female button 132a (see FIG. 9) as a first fixing member to which the male button 132b of the strip-shaped member 131 is detachably engaged is attached to the rear view 112 of the kimono 110. When the kimono 110 is in the wearing state, if the strip-shaped member 131 is elastically deformed as shown in FIG. 12 (b) and applied to the required portion of the kimono 110, then the arc becomes smaller. A restoring force is applied to fit the male and female buttons 132a and 132b. By doing so, the strip-shaped member 131 can be worn in the manner illustrated in FIG. The band-shaped member 131 worn in this way can give the viewer the impression that the kimono 110 is firmly tightened when trying to come into close contact with the kimono 110 by the elastic restoring force. At this time, the strip-shaped member 131 is attached to the kimono 110 across the separated portion 120 which is closed in the waist circumference direction P, so that the wearer moves the body and the separated portion 120 is moved. It is possible to prevent the trouble of being opened unintentionally. In the male and female buttons 132a and 132b, as illustrated by the female button 132a in FIG. 9, the plurality of buttons arranged in the vertical direction C should be different in size from the other buttons. Button serves as a means for positioning the strip-shaped member 131 with respect to the kimono 110. When the male and female buttons 132a and 32b are configured in this way, it is possible to prevent the band-shaped member 131 from being erroneously attached to the kimono 110, such as being displaced upward or downward. .. Further, the row of the male buttons 132b arranged in the vertical direction C in the strip-shaped member 131 can be appropriately selected according to the size of the row, and the strip-shaped member 131 can be fitted around the waist of the wearer 1. It will be easier.

FIG. 13 is a front view of a kimono 210, which is one of the clothes according to the present invention. The kimono 210 has the same structure as the kimono 110 of FIG. 6, but is different from the kimono 110 only in that it does not wear the band-shaped member 131 and wears the hakama 250. The hakama 250 is sewn to the front body 211 and the rear view 212 of the kimono 210 and is integrated with the kimono 210, and cannot be removed from the kimono 210. In such a kimono 210, a separating portion 220 having the same aspect as the separating portion 120 of the kimono 110 of FIG. 6 is formed. Such a separation unit 220 includes a first separation unit 220a and a second separation unit 220b. The first separation portion 220a is formed at the rear view 212, and the second separation portion 220b is formed at the right side portion 217R of the kimono 210. The second separation portion 220b is also formed on the hakama 250. Such a hakama 250 is sewn to each of the right front body 211R and the rear view 212 in a manner parallel to the second separation portion 220b. The kimono 210 formed in this way is integrated with the hakama 250 by breaking the connection of the connecting member (not shown) interposed between the front body 211 and the rear view 212 at the separating portion 220. Can be developed in the same manner as the T-shirt 10 illustrated in FIG. Therefore, like the kimono 110 and the T-shirt 10, the kimono 210 can be easily put on and taken off even when the person who intends to wear it is lying down, and when worn, the kimono 210 is decorated with the kimono 210. You can fully enjoy the situation and give the viewer an aesthetic impression peculiar to the kimono 210. The hakama 250 is not only sewn to the kimono 210 in a non-removable state, but also has a separation portion 220 formed on the right side, so that it is not practical and resembles a hakama. It can be called a decorative member.

As described above, the garment of the present invention having a separated portion between the rear view and the side portion of the garment can be widely implemented not only in the garment of the illustrated example but also in the garment having a collar portion and a pair of sleeves. In addition to the illustrated examples, such garments include school uniforms having a tight collar, school uniforms of the sailor suit type, and garments such as suits integrated with shirts and ties.

1 Clothes wearer 10 Clothes (T-shirt)
11 Front body 11a Collar part 12 Back body 12a Collar part 12b Folded part 13 Neck hole 14, 14L, 14R Sleeve 17 Side part 20, 20a, 20b Separation part 25, 25a, 25b Connecting member 26, 26a, 26b Connecting member 110 Clothes (kimono)
111 Front body 111L Left front body 111R Right front body 112 Rear view 112a Collar part 112b Folded part 114L, 114R Sleeve 117R Side part 118 Hem 120, 120a, 120b Separation part 121a Inner surface part 121b Outer surface part 122a Inner surface part 121b Outer surface part 121b Band-shaped member 132a Female button (first member for fixing)
132b Male button (second member for fixing)
140 Core material 210 Kimono 211,211L, 211R Front body 212 Rear view 220, 220a, 220b Separation part 250 Hakama (decorative member)
A Front-back direction B Lateral direction C Vertical direction P Waist direction

Claims (7)

A garment that has a front-rear direction, a lateral direction, and a vertical direction that are orthogonal to each other, has a front body, a back-view, and a pair of sleeves, and the front and back-views have a collar.
The garment is in a state in which separation and connection can be repeated by overlapping the front body and the rear view through a connecting member at a separation portion extending longitudinally across the garment on one side in the lateral direction. ,
The separation begins at the collar at the back view, passes through the back view behind the base of the sleeve, and then descends the side of the garment located below the base of the sleeve. It reaches the hem of the clothes
The garment is characterized in that the front and rear garments overlap each other via the connecting member so that the rear view is on the inside and the front body is on the outside. The garment is a shirt with both sleeves including a T-shirt, and the separation portion starts at the portion of the collar portion forming the neck hole of the shirt, which is located at the rear end, and both. The first aspect of claim 1, wherein the rear view is lowered behind one of the bases of the sleeve, and below the base, the back is lowered through the side portion to reach the hem of the T-shirt. clothes. The garment according to claim 2, wherein a plurality of buttons are arranged at intervals in the vertical direction on the front body of the T-shirt. The garment is a kimono, and the front body is integrated with one of the left front body and the right front body on the inside and the other on the outside in an inseparable manner. A skirt is formed, and the separation part starts at the collar at the rear end, extends behind the sleeve on which the skirt is formed to the kimono's skirt, and then from the lower end of the garment. The garment according to claim 1, wherein the garment descends to reach the hem of the kimono, and the front body and the rear view are connected via the connecting member. The kimono is formed so that a band-shaped member can be worn, and the band-shaped member is fitted into a required portion of the front body in a state of being worn and bulging toward the front from the front of the front body. A substantially U-shaped arc that can cover a portion is drawn and extends in the lateral direction, and has second fixing members located at both ends of the U-shape, and the second fixing member is The kimono according to claim 4, wherein the kimono is detachably engaged with the first fixing member located on both sides of the kimono in the lateral direction. In the kimono in the worn state, the strip-shaped member intersects the separating portion in the waist circumference direction of the kimono, and the second fixing member is detachably engaged with the first fixing member. The kimono according to claim 5. The kimono is attached with a decorative member resembling a hakama that partially covers the front body and the rear view in a non-removable state, and the decorative member is also formed with the separating portion. Kimono.

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